International Day of Neutrality in 2021

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2021 Date	December 12, 2021
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International Day of Neutrality in 2021

International Day of Neutrality seeks to strengthen peace and security in appropriate regions and at a global level. This day aims to develop peaceful, friendly, and mutually beneficial relations between different countries of the world.

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Today is December 12th. It's Gingerbread House Day, Candle Lighting Day, International Day of Neutrality, and... a birthday that I'll likely never forget. Enjoy your day, light a candle, bake gingerbread, and always, feliz cumpleaños.🎂🎉 https://t.co/Skv0NjfDEH
— John ヽ(･ω･ゞ) 🇯🇵🎸 (@Supahz) December 12, 2021

Today is International Day of Neutrality! Today, we celebrate the importance of neutrality and impartiality in working towards global peace and cooperation and furthering the UN's mission. https://t.co/9q9dJDNofc
— Global Classrooms DC (@GCDC_ModelUN) December 12, 2021

@TheTechnician44 Today is the day that defies logic. I feel like the F1 pundits wings have been clipped, they have been advised not to say anything and stay very neutral. But what is disturbing is them losing objectivity in the name of neutrality. F1 politics and corruption, simple as.
— Geetha Reghuraman (@GReghuraman) December 12, 2021

Today is the International Day of Neutrality. I neither approve, nor disapprove. https://t.co/DoJpwUjWzq
— Greg Gerla 🇨🇦 (@greg_gerla) December 12, 2021

Our efforts may not always make headlines -- but for more than 76 years, the UN has been working to prevent conflict and keep peace & stability. Sunday is International Neutrality Day. https://t.co/J0nbpom1es https://t.co/qsDZrCddyh
— United Nations (@UN) December 12, 2021

80 years ago today, more than 2,300 Americans were killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor. The following day, the United States would formally enter World War II after maintaining neutrality for the conflict's first two years. https://t.co/bNCw8Qj1Wu
— Reference.com (@Get_Reference) December 7, 2021

80 years ago today, a surprise attack by Imperial Japan on U.S. bases in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii took the lives of over 2400 U.S. sailors, soldiers & civilians, ending US neutrality in WWII & forever changing America's role in the world. May we never forget this Day of Infamy. https://t.co/306OEsyGLL
— Sup. Michael Specht (@MichaelBSpecht) December 7, 2021

Tomorrow is International Day of Neutrality The possibility of a utopian world is promoted annually on International Day of Neutrality, December 12. The observance of this day was #OfficialElectricLight #1EL #EL⚡️
— Electric Light (@1Officialel) December 12, 2021